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The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

HERR Mosr, the faint of the prison
being on his garments still, made Z
most violent and incendiary harangue
on Sunday night, in New York, al a
meeting oi Socialists and Anarchists as
sembled to honor the memory of those
of their fellows who were hanged at
Chicago on Friday. Assuming ti1at he
faithfully represented the spirit and in
tentions of all Anarchists in his address,
it may be said, with absolute propriety,
that there were not enough OF them
hanged last week.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

y World reporter who sought an in
terview with Mr.. Blaine in Paris on Sat
urday, for the purpose Of hearing what
the Maine statesmen thought of the
recent elections in this country, states
that Mr.. Blaine declined 80 discuss in
any way home politics"
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
s3Th8Iit REDiNisAt
rrHMs nr SI,nsHlll.rnnN:
AnNEKIlSiNtE KATES:

Loccl matter Tea Ce,lfa lns for single Insertion
.N1rrtoge aud Death Notices asserted gr0tuaopsiy
Obituaries piH b charged hoJ he ots1'Gi re'e Of
transient local RGtter.
Transient raica- Eight cea!s a line for oHe, ana
Four cents q Inc TOR trrry G1driloaai insertion.
one ir.ch ot spacf counted as !T'atre tines one
coismn, Fire Dollars per tneh, OF, secr -Four
changes aHomtd to ysasig Gdgsriiscrs s''out addj-
tio7ai charge.
Fhe circulation or The Wing being Ggsong The 9os'
intelligent Glasses q tectI county and the a%oin ng
countie8 q EGsgicna, lelasy4r"H'0 and hffa''dFe,
IL progjeioy con hdesiiy recommends It TO htsineS>
Aca as q .!ust desirable as,d,H0i for rca1UHcfct're
adr,stis,Eg 10 aasaiaiE It's htgt standard IS a
family jo,,g gaI u oteasee Objectionable atref-
tisemeats lt.it b. Qda.ateG at ana l.t,e.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

We have all along had the
best Black Cashmeres we knew
of. But 50 long as a better of
anything is possible we are on
the watch for it. We have
been hoping for a little-better-
in-some-respects Black Cash
mere. No reason to hope for
better weight, or better color,
or better touch, but might it
not be possible to every time
get all these bests in one:o 1t
was not enough to have the
weight right it the colors were
even a suspicion out of the
way, or the proper color and
weight if the touch were a tritle
wrong. We think we have
got what we were after
fine twill
extra heavy weight
best dye
reliable maker
5 qualities of Cashmere with
the prices as right as the stutfs;
fine Paris and jet blacks
CSC, 75c, S5c, 9oc, 81.
a first lot of $50 pieces is here.
VIII you like these Black Cash
meres as we'll as we do? This
is a trial $50 pieces.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
Order Of Publication.

Priscilla K. Pickering, hy her husband and next
friend Jonathan Pickering, plaintiff, ". VIM.
c. Alexander, Ellis VI. Alexander, James T.
Alexander. William w. alexander. john +. X.
Alexander, John A. Leek, Martha +. Lerk. hi,
wife, ]. Harvey McHenry, Mary II MrHenry
his wife, Amanda X. Underwood. aud Ellis W.
Alexander and James T.. Alexander, executors
OF the last will and testament OF Caroline Alex
ander. deceased, defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil Goa lnty, in Equity
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
pblslt et Il, prouri.lor being to n.
4riltHH+ WI HIGS.

P,,cn,ul,iig eaIlJte far its LocGi as "'H IS '"n-
s,0I intelligence. Aa's Communications aFf rsP'cf-
tu.ty soa,teG iron, at sections o. the tou~fy, u.
adGeii0n 10 tte stcSiy ,OhH7OUlois ot rs regular
org& o correspondents. AHoHy1yos coa'n''t'.'cd-
.io,s raj recetre 40 attention, the 1.aae Gt TIE
.rrer being requirea IN GA cases as guarantee u
good jlah.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
rNUE nhiect OF this I'm is to nrncnre

III
decree for the sale of certain lands upon winch
the plaintiff in this suit has II mortgage
The bill alleges that Robert Alexander now
deceased in his lifetime executed certain mort
gage 10 Joun l. Bilcs. now decrn Sed upon lands
III Cecil county atoreSa d. that John l.. Ri IS died
and his administrators assigned said mortgage
to thr Plaintiff that Rohcrt Alexander conveyed
said real estate. covered by Sa'd mortgage. To
Caroline Alex n,cr. wife 1i William {. Aleyan-
der: that William G.. Alexander and Caroline,
his wife conveyed portion OF said land 10 VIM
W. Alexander. i'll which conveyance the plain
tit Joined to that portion o the land 50 con
veyed from the lien ui the mortgage 50 assigned
tu her: that Caroline Al n nder being 20 sscrSci
OF the residue OF said real estate containing
about 81 acr, an - percheS OF land, subject to
the ato cSaia or'ga2e, diet some lime dUri =
the latter part of the year lSSj or the beginning
ot the year 1886, having first mnda her last viii
and testament 50 aS to pass real estate. and
therein appointing Ellis VI. Alexander and Jas.
y. Alexander the executors thereof, but said cN-
ecutors have not taken out letters tcStamcutary
upon the estate: that the condition. of the mort
gaze not having been fulfilled. the plaintiff is
entitled to have the property sold Tor the pay
ment OF the amunt due her, which is the sum OF
81 900. with interest from March 25ih. 1855: thLt
Ellis NJ. Alexander. James l.. Alexander Juiin
T.. X Alexander, lohu A Leek Martha r. Leek,
his wife, j. Harvey McHenrv. Mary ii. Mciieury,
his wife. Amanda Ii. Underwood. and EilIS NJ
Alexander and James T.. Alexander, executors
OF the last will and testament OF Ghrai,ne AeN-
andUr deceased. ar" uOn-reSideuts OF the State of
MARYLAND. Ii is thcrcupon ordered by the court
this 10Th day OF November, 1887, that the com
plainant cause copy OF This or Ter, together with
the substance ami o,e"t ol th!s bill, l. be ii~.It
ed III some newspaper published IN Cecil county
aforesaid once a week ibr one month before the
10th day OF December next. giving notice to the
non resident dec.!antS Ia sad nlil. .lu,. warming
them 10 appear in this court or before the 2u;n
day OF Mucn next, 10 show cause, II any they
have why decree shall not pass a. pra! cd.
JAMES a. DAVIS.
True Copy, CLERK
Nlml CLERK
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
ItiIIDEfEN'S CAPS.

We are selling Velvet Caps
with Ruching front, for soc.
each: a much better one for
75c.; Silk Plush, from S. to
S2.75;Silk Embroidered CASH
mere, from 81 to $3.50; En-
broidered Surah Silk, SI.5o to
s.; Hand-knit Tamoshantos,
best goods for IS.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

rJNillS is to Give notice that the SubScri
4 ncr. of Cecil county has obtained from the
orphans Court at said cpunty letters testament
t,ry Oh the personal estate OF
DAVID PHILLIPS,
late OF said county. deceased. All persons having
Gains against tnc SAID deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated.
on or before the l1th day ot April, lssS:
they may uthcrwiSa. 10y ,aw he excluded from all
benefit uf said state. All persons indebted to
sid estate requested I" mike Immediate pay
L,rut tu ;h, subscriber. Given under my naud
tuiS IIth day oi tir,oper, 1885,.
STEPHEN ). REN NNDLnS.
Administrator.
T.st:-R. l.. JAMAR Register.
her
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

y fom
probable friends 5 and Floor
Walkers and all
taken CarTc,nd cheeks call
The Visitor taken building which
full labor ard Electricity
hydraulic the place
and tubes expeditions the
floor find surrounded with everything
Clothing Furnishing Goods the
floor located the Boys
Department Clothing Furnishings and Iiand of fine i'm
and full Novel
clothing order third will be
found the Stock Military the Order
Departmental full is shown
cloth
fully finished ready The long an and
mdersn
N welcomed cordially
o
SELF blanks application.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

TNHE object of this suit is TO procure a
decree 'or sale OF the Real Estate of John
Wnltluck late Of Cecil count. deceased.
The bill states that said John Nhlt'ock was. in
his lifetime indebted 10 the con. .plIinant. Emily
WhitIOck in the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars
December. lsSg pH!al ls. with interest 0u the LIST
Gay OF January. 1885,. That being thus indebted
to said can painant and also to other persons in
large sums % money, and having real and per
Sunal estate Of great value the said John Whit
lock departed! this life lntcStatc. unmarried and
without issue about the month ut AugHSt. lSs7
and leaving the said Thcod0r: WhItluck, ScweIi
Whitlock. Ellen Bradley, the wife OF said Amos
Bradley and the complainant his only heirs at
law. That the personal estate oI laid John Whit
lock is not sufficient iur the payment "i his debts
and that the C0mplalnd mt is entitled To have the
/, al estate sold by the decree of this court.
Til" bill further states that John !. lockwood
and George ChurchmHn both ella I'm To have some
interest il or lieI. upon the real estate at said de
ceased nnd that sad Theodore Wht!uck aud his
wife Mary Jane Nhitluck. Svweli WI tiOck auh
his wife Rose Ann Whitlock. Ellen Bradley and
and her husband. Amos Bradley. and sand John
!. Lock oud ana George Churchman all reside
outside the limits Of tine State ui Maryland and
bevoGd the jurisdiction OF this court.
1t is thcrcupon adlud2ed ami ordered this 18th
day of Nuvrn her, III the year 1857. that the com
laii ant h! causing copy OF TINS order TO
HSt rtcd in some ucwSrai cr printed aud puhlHsh-
ed in Cecil county once Il week Tor one month he
lore the twentieth day Of December next give no.
tce To th, SAID absent defendants OF the }hl"ct
and substance OF this bill and watn them 20 ap-
hciore the twenty nth day of March next to
answer the premises and show cause, i! any they
have, why II decree ought not t" pass rs pra' ed.
JAMES "A. DAVIS.
True copy, CI"rk.
Tssf-IAnIr.S y. DAVIS,
Nuvlgt4 Clerk
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
Il cast al light
:tc II ul,i.trk
"a cast pi ic.l

in each. but with added tintings
that give novelty to every pat
tern. Run them through your
fingers. Soft but solid. The
fashionable colors in tAshiona-
bic stutls. 37H from SOC.
Let this one do for the dozen.
Any one Of the dozen is just as
good.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
Don't

let that Geld of yours run on. Iuu think il
is IA mght thing. But ii may run into ca
tarri, or into pneumonia. consumption.
Cs,TstI Ih - disgusting. Pneumonia Is dan
gerouS CONSUMPTION Is death itself.
The t.rrathing apparatus must be kept
IL. III, auti clear at ali distractions and
{ ti-nsive matter. Otherwise there is trou-
bic s.h. ad.
All he diseases of these parts, head, nose
throat, bronchial tubes ami lungs, can be
delightfully."- and rnIIrr'y cured by the use
ui ',-chre's Germ Al > SyruP. II you don /
know this ,ireaiy, thuu,.tu' : and thous tnds
{ pc, pie can tell You They have been
cured by il, aud 'kuuw how IT Is, them
selyes." Bottle only 10 cents. ASK any
dIugk ist |.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

'"rhe world WAS all before them where 10
CHOOSE" and as they Were sensible young
cnupi. they took l hnuse near the corner,
where they could get always, on short no.
rjct, a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrnp-at
% cents, to cure their colds.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

Children's Coats, from SI.5o
up to SIS; Ladies' Coats, from
2 to SII; Newmarkets, from
S. to SIS, Raglans, from the
cheapest up; Wraps, from S.
to S25; Plush Goats, $I2.5o to
500 each.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
You can have no Plaid fancy
SO peculiar that we can't hit it.

A dozen different proper
and useful Dress Stuffs have
fallen from market value to
three-quarters, two-thirds, and
lower. The pressure of one
kind on another has done it.
The push of the roughs and
the smooths and the betweens
has been such that something
must give way. The front
ranks must be broken if you
are to get at the rear ranks.
No choice as to which goes
under. We pitch on the mid
die style, the betwixt rough
and smooth.
All-wool, every one of them,
save in some of the sorts a
now-and-then scattering of silk
that only goes for looks. You
buv them for the wool; the silk
is thrown in.
One. Plaid ard check; lail
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
Xxx. Q.P. w.
III Yuu ZEE IT?


Latest STYLES in Mems and Boys
HATS, NcCkwcar. Collars and Cuffs,
Handkcrcbicfs and Gloves.
SHOES-Large stock at bottom
brices.
Men and Boys BOOTS.
Red, White, Blue and Gray Wool
FLANNELS.
Cassimers, Kerseys and Blankets.
CARPETS - Brussels, Ingram
and Rag
Oil Cloths and Rugs.
Muslins and Cotton Flannels.
Notions.
The Perfection Bustlc.
Tailor cut Corscts.
Full Stock Of Groceries.
Glass and China.
Lamps.
Call at
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

DT NIRTU + nf decree Of the Circuit
ID Court or Cecil County in Equity. the under
signed tlust c will otter at public sale at the court
mouse doof in the town OF Elkton, Cecil county.
Maryland. on
'Guesd Y. the Goth day Of November 1887,
Al o'clock =. NJ all that tract parcel OF land.
r,Jtt!lin,s
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
Robes s.. 90 to $40.

You save time and the
matching worry by letting us
choose the stutfs for you. Often
save money too; we can pick
better than you would be likely
to. Not better than you could,
but every woman hasn't the
knach of putting just the
wiscst novelty with the plain;
and every woman won't take
advice.
Il 81 Robe: s yards Of so
in. Serge; heavy, prominent
twill, and good forlots of wear.
\ stuff that needs nothing
added to make a likcable dress.
But we put with it ? yards of
fancy stuf-bright colored
plush cubes on a matching
Serge ground-and then a love
able dress. The plain Colors
of these 81 Robes are
3nrowns gy%rnrts garnet
Almost as much variety in the
Novelties. Take black
bl ,ck and black
hlirh ana white
black .ud grey
black ard red.
In a S. Robe, I yarls of fine
imported Serge, and Z yards
of Novelty. y very pretty
Novelty too; inch plush block
in one corner of a square form
ed by bright bourette cluster
stripes inclosed by heavy wick
stripes, forming a plaid.
sTssn sTssn g:"S garnet
Higher class goods, So,
So. 50, 81, So, $3.50, S%.75,
and $40 for a Robe.
\ good share Of the Books
of the year will be bought be
tween now and Christmas.
They should be thought of be
forehand or there will be money
wasted. Book News helps you
to think. 1t takes you on an
Asmodcus flight that leaves no
New-Book mystery behind.
The November number (4S
pages) has a portrait and
sketch of Hon. George II.
Boxer. SC, SOC a year.
We sent out two Dickens
Calendars 1850 and 1887. A
third (GSSS) is ready. The
best of the lot. You are sure
not to see handsomer Calcn-
dar from anywhere. The every
day-in-the-ycar bits are as
bright in their way as the
Dickens pictures around them.
soc; by mail, soc.
john WANANrAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets,
and tity. hail square.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

Emily Whit,ock complainant. against Theodore
Whitlock and Mary Jane Whit "cs. his wife.
Sewell Whituck and Rose Ann Whitcck.
his wife. Amos Bradley ana Ellen
Bradley his wife. John J. Lock
wood and George ChurrIman,
defendants
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county in Equity
No ! .i5i.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

A BIRD DOG (Setter) ca ~ to the
"A premises ui the umde signed Oh 81: urday,
November II. The owner can uaSe the same by
proving property and ayng costs
THGM AS =. DALE.
1t Postmaster at Bank.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
For Rent.

4 SHOP suitable fDr harness or shoe
"A mIkcr, and Il good HOUSE WITH :
10, MS, from now urti March 2atu. 1855. Ap-
ply 10 -. TtRRt.SSA kINIBI.E.
NOyJ4 appleton, Cecil co, Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

~ RS. LTTZENBERGS s STORE is the placc>->----,s!nd
NJ Children to be fitted out the cold winter winds
the Dress Goods are soft and Rich PaCls,
Stripe, Cloth Marbed and Vevets. and
of
every fashionable color from = yard up All the
COSY, heecv fashionable this Toboggans
Russian Caps, Rich Millinery Trimmed Bomets and Hats
Bright Birds and Beautiful Wings, asticly blended with the
shaded or Cangeabe ribbons, give charming effect
Plush Silks Kbbesene Spangle, Art Chenille, Floss
specias Fancy Has Buge Trimmings Buttons, and other
dress trimmings. Stamping neatly and promptly done Orders
solicited for al kinds of Embroidery and Fancy Work asfac
ton guaranteed in every department. MKs L. LTzENBERG
Main Street adjoining Mtchrils Drug Ekton Maryand
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

Hoods Sarsaparilia cures catarrh by ex-
priiing impurity from the blood, whicl, is
The cause of the com plant Give it IA trial.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

over check, so jumbled and
color-mixcd that only the inch
block outlines are distinct.
Specks OF lighter silk help the
mix up. Ten STYLES.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

More of them than you
think. Plaid effects crop out
in dress stuffs all around.
Every winsome Plaid new
ness we have come across on
either side the ocean is here.
How heads must have ached
to make up those tangles of
angles! When you have seen
a hundred you think the last
possibility has been run out
But there's another hundred,
and another, and the last one
is like the first only because
it's Plaid.
Let these stand for what we
are doing in medium-priced
Plaids. One from twenty
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
Almost as much variety IN the
Novelties. Take black
brown
green

Higher class goods, So,
$3.50, 81, So, $3.50, S%.75,
and $40 for a Robe.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

Minutes count for nothing
in the new Dress Goods Plaids.
If we stop to look at one in ten
at a single counter an hour is
gone. a glance must do.
Plaid loveliness to dream of.
You know how some of the
sweetest, neatest stuffs of every
sort are criss-crossed and cut
up by color strcaks and stripes
and bands of every makable
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19

Serge Twill Plaids. 75c.
Sct re Twill PlaidS. Sac.
Blue or black ground plaidcd by sharply CON
trHstin% J. in stripes 81.
Broad ami narrow plaiding stripes lighted
by bright bits and SpeckS ~.
Blue and white. or black and white
Shepherd Plaid. medium and large. 81.
Cloth finish Plaids. 81 %.
Scrge-weavc cloth finish Flads, all-wo0l and
SIlk-und wool. II 30
Sat;n-iaceu all-wo and silk-and-wOol PaidS
Il
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
Lot No. >

100 pieces of Stripe or Plaid
Velvets, very fine quality, to
be cut for ST a ward.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1887.
Sale Register

No,;ce of sales for which bills printed at this
oe,oa ,vl he published under this head for 90 cts
,rhon hills are printed elsewhere 81 will be charged
Soc hills for particulars concerning sales.
Tuesday. February 2d.-sale of4 Horses lStaiTn
i,in,rs and large variety of Farm implements, Dy
Abraham Albaugh, on the Liberty road near Dell
ing's 20. ,,.-,,;,,-o
CornetS fables Stands Bureaus. Grand Square Goia
String Piano. driving and draught horse' "e'' '" '"
Powes- - -
On February q, at a. m, near MI PIe e on
tho itSlestown turnpike two wood lots also morses
n,ys lows farming implements, &c, John l. ana
A. Frank Grouse, executors.
February %. at 10 O'Clock, at Jacob + Shaefer 5,
mile from Alesia the road from Inc ORR roau 70
the Black Rock road 81 LawreS S caves Wagons
mower and lot of agricultural IN al.
househ old goods Chas I. Reisnider, Administrator
Thursday, March 1O-Ten Young Horses, lows
large variety of New Machinery, tarn implements
MaFness' Sc d. Z. Buckley, near Middleburg
Friday. March 11-sale Off horses, brood mares,
. mi,'es is steers Is COWS, some of which VIII De
fresh tyy day of sale, short horn Dull, lot OF me
shoars. wagons binder reaper and mower, ptows'
&c nv David Witter, OH the road leading from
Roou's HIill TO New Windsor, one mile from wake
field or Medford station, W. Nd r. X
Thursday, March 17-sale of Horses, Cows Hogs Ss
FarTs implements such as Wagons, Plows &c; also
n lnlge variety of Household and kltcneh furni-
ture by L. " Snader near New Windsor.
On saturday, March 10, at l. m, work horses :
COWS wagons farming implements h0usenoin LAM anu
Kitchen furniture &c. John Hull mile from Da'iu
Rooms mill, near Mountain View Schoolhouse
"wednesday, March %, near New Windsor, large
sale of Personal Property of j. Wilson Englar, ID!
Mordecai c. McKnstry, adrlinistrator
On Friday, March %, at 9 a. H. on the Van Bib9ei
cattle. large variety of farming implements ahG
household furniture. John 7. Grouse
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sYKEsYILLE ITEMS.
Great improvements Begun and Consem mp
"A Creamery-Th Corn Exchange-se'-
ting His Voice Tuned.

MANY exchanges and more improvements
,,o rrom;sed In Sykesvile for Springopen-
az; az pP Postmaster Brown will dispose OF his
onftoces Mt public auction, and will put the
nroceeds in his long contemplated hotel en-
terprise. -, c,,,o.oI,1t,
mr.. Lewis H. Selby, long and iayoraDiy
known as the operator OF Sprlnghelu MIL,
will yacate at the expiration OF ms lease III
March, when Postmaster Brown Will convert
the mill into a creamery. Many more I'M
proyements will be commenced ana some
completed by early summer.
While attending and anticipating every want
of the people of Baltimore for prompt ana
carly delivery of their mails, Postmaster
Brown never forgets Carroll county. He will
cont;nne to improve and build new public
roads from his own private purse, and Will
erect substantial buildings to add to the tax
able basis of the county, and he always finds
time to listen to a yoeman from Carroll, even
if he wears his pants IN his boots.
The new cottage Office OF Mrs. Moorehead,
being built by Mr.. James S. Hyatt, will soon
he COMPLETED. 1t is nice little structure and
will be occupied by our popular young physi-
clan, DR.. C. w. Heffinger.
Mr.. E. NJ. Mellor, one of Sykesville's sub
stantial merchants, will build a handsome res
idence on his lot near the Catholic church.
Work on it will be commenced at once. Mr..
Lewis H. Schultz will change his front, that
is, the front of his lot, by removing small
house therefrom to a lot he recently purchased
from Mr.. George Hayworth. This will be a
decided Improvement, as it has shut OFT the
view and INSTRUCTED his entrance.
Mr. Zimmerman, too, is getting more pro-
qressiye. lin progressive euchre,) and has
given the hall of the firm to win the honors in.
The Sykesville Corn Exchange meets spas
medically now, and only by accident does the
President. Vice President and Recording
Secretary meet, their peculiar duties calling
them often to different fields; but when they
do meet and there is full Board, stand from
under! for corn is bound to go down.
Mr.. James NJ. Hobbs who has for some SOM
time been with the Mcdonald Bros, as clerk,
has left their employ, much to the regret
of his many friends, as James was very pop
ular. =,
ing school. He is now working on the voice
of one of our livest merchants, Mr.. Samuel
R. Duvall. Mr.. D. can make a Champion
Binder hum, but We don't believe he can mum
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Fresh shad were selling in Westminster
~: IL .brea for a dollar,

Fresh shad were selllng III "es'in' ''N'
this week three for dollar.
The Westminster Directory is now ready
for delivery. We believe it to be the hana-
soonest publication of the kind ever issued IA r
MARYLAND, and it is u complete nandoooh Vi
reference to all that pertains to Westminster
The book contains eighty pages, and is en-
haII;sbed with twenty-three cuts, showing the
cbnrcbes and other prominent buildings OF
the city. 1t has to be seen to be fully appre,
GATED Orders from distance Will be hiied
by mail to-day.
The GENIAL proprietor of the Central Hotel,
Mr.. .Jo6n Marsh, has again been vichmized'
Several weeks ago piano tuner ana man
selling window fastenings put up with MN, en-,
go o;nS hoard by the week. They conducted
sbemselves in such a manner that MIR. Marsh
oonoI"ded thew were fine fellows. They paid
the FIRST weeks board, but we're not so prompt
on the second. On Tuesday they told Mr.;
Marsh that they would remain all the week
with him, and the same day went down 10 the
coal chute and took train going, west "A
satchel left behind contained an OLD coat, vest
and pants, pair of overalls ana a hahuhef'
chief.
Jobn Hewston, engineer on locomotive No.
~ nf an eost. hound freight train, was struck
nm the head while passing through the bridge
VI oi W w Station. on the Main Stem of
the B. & O. R. R., about halfpast two o clock
TUESDAY afternoon, and sustained injuries
from which he died two hours afterwards.
He was looking out of the window when his
engine passed through the bridge and was
struck by one of the uprights. He was car
ried unconscious to Gather siding and taken
to the residence of Wesley Day, his brother,
in-law, where he died, He leaves wife and
four small children residing in BALTIMORE
The deceased formerly lived at Hoods Mills.